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             Conclusion: Fentanyl treatment diminished the severity of   therapy to that of intravenous PPI therapy for bleeding peptic
             necrotizing  AP,  but  did  not  affect  edematous  AP  in  rats.   ulcers.  The  primary  outcome  was  30-day  mortality.  Odds
             Further investigations are needed to reveal the underlying   ratios  (OR)  with  95%  confidence  intervals  (CI)  were
             pathomechanisms.                                 calculated for dichotomous outcomes, while weighted mean
                                                              differences  (WMD)  with  CI  were  calculated  for  continuous
             15.   THE     EVALUATION     OF    FUNCTIONAL    outcomes in meta-analysis. The protocol of the study was
             GASTROINTESTINAL  SYMPTOMS  IN  PATIENTS  WITH   registered a priori onto PROSPERO.
             PSYCHITRIC DISORDERS                             Results:  A  total  of  13  RCT  reported  1751  peptic  ulcer
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             Bálint L. , Helle K. , Ollé G. , Ilia K. , Felber M. , Rózsavölgyi   patients,  881  and  870  of  which  were  in  the  control  and
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             K. , Inczefi O. , Róka R. , Rosztóczy A.         intervention groups, respectively. There were no statistically
             1.  SZTE  SZAKK  I.  sz.  Belgyógyászati  Klinika;  2.  Békés   significant differences between treatments regarding 30-day
             Megyei  Központi  Kórház,  Pándy  Kálmán  Tagkórház,   mortality (OR=0.72, CI, 0.29–1.76); 30-day rebleeding rate
             Ideggondozó                                      (OR, 0.91, CI, 0.59–1.38); length of hospital stay (WMD = -
                                                              0.34 days, CI: -1.17–0.49); transfusion requirements (WMD
             Introduction: The association between psychiatric- (such as   = -0.05 PRBC unit, CI: -0.28–0.18); need for surgery (OR =
             anxiety and depression) and functional gastrointestinal (FGI)   0.91, CI: 0.40–2.07); further endoscopic therapy (OR = 1.04,
             disorders  had  been  reported  earlier,  however  it  had  been   CI: 0.56–1.93); and need for re-endoscopy (OR = 0.83, CI:
             remained largely uninvestigated.                 0.51–1.33).  Heterogeneity  was  negligible  in  all  analysis,
             Therefore, the aim of our study was to collect data about the   except  for  that  on  the  length  of  hospitalization  (I =81.2%,
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             prevalence of FGI symptoms among patients with psychiatric   p<0.001).
             disorders. Furthermore, we aimed to compare these to our   Conclusion:  Recent  evidence  suggests  that  the  oral
             previous findings among (n=2002) blood donor volunteers.   administration  of  PPIs  is  not  worse  than  the  currently
             Methods: One-hundred and sixty-three (M/F: 46/117, mean   recommended intravenous PPI treatment in bleeding peptic
             age:  57  (19-85)  years)  with  different  psychiatric  disorders   ulcers  after  endoscopic  assessment,  warranting  guideline
             were  enrolled.  Patients  were  asked  to  complete  a   revision.
             standardized questionnaire about their FGI symptoms and
             quality of life (QoL).                           17.  PRESENTING  SYMPTOMS  AND  LENGTH  OF
             Results: Among the studied patients, 21 (13%) had anxiety,   HOSPITAL  STAY  IN  GASTROINTESTINAL  BLEEDING  -
             31 (19%) had depression, 95 (58%) had both and 16 (10%)   ANALYSIS  OF  100  GASTROINTESTINAL  BLEEDING
             had  other  disorders.  Due  to heterogenicity  of  latter  group,   CASES FROM A PROSPECTIVE COHORT
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             these  patients  were  excluded.  The  results  showed  that   Csontos A. , Berki D. , Frim L. , Vörhendi N. , Vincze A. ,
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             patients  with  depression±anxiety  were  older,  had  higher   Szabó I. , Hegyi P. , Erőss B. , Hágendorn R.
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             body  mass  index  and  worse  QoL  than  those  with  anxiety   1.  Institute  for  Translational  Medicine,  Medical  School,
             alone. Globus sensation and reflux related symptoms were   University  of  Pécs,  Pécs,  Hungary;  2.  Division  of
             more  common  in  patients  with  depression  (±anxiety).  The   Gastroenterology,  First  Department  of  Medicine,  Medical
             further FGI symptoms had similar prevalence in all groups.   School, University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary
             Compared to blood donor volunteers all studied symptoms
             were significantly more prevalent in patients with psychiatric   Introduction: Gastrointestinal bleeding (GIB) is one of the
             disorders.  Interestingly,  the  prevalence  of  IBS  was  only   most  common  causes  of  hospitalization,  with  various
             halved  by  the  Rome  IV  criteria  compared  to  the  Rome  III   symptoms and etiology.
             (3.4% vs. 6.1%), while it had been decreased to one tenth in   Aims: We aimed to give a descriptive analysis of patients
             blood donor volunteers.                          from our prospective registry with a focus on symptoms and
             Conclusion: FGI symptoms are more prevalent in patients   etiology.
             with  anxiety±depression,  than  in  blood  donor  volunteers.   Methods:  From  07/10/2019  to  07/02/2020,  100  patients
             Globus  and  gastroesophageal  reflux  related  esophageal   consented  to  participate  in  the  Hungarian  Gastrointestinal
             symptoms  occurred  more  frequently  among  patients  with   Bleeding  Registry.  Data  on  gender,  age,  presenting
             depression.                                      symptoms, etiology, and length of hospital stay of GIB were
                                                              collected.  We  calculated  means,  standard  deviation,  and
             16.  COMPARISON  OF  ORAL  VERSUS  INTRAVENOUS   percentage of each.
             PROTON  PUMP  INHIBITORS  FOR  BLEEDING  PEPTIC   Results:  Mean  age  in  all  patients,  variceal-,  non-variceal
             ULCERS:  A  SYSTEMATIC  REVIEW  AND  META-       upper-, lower-, iatrogenic- and unidentified GIB groups was
             ANALYSIS                                         70.0±12.7,  64.7±9.4,  69.5±13.2,  75.0±10.7,  66.8±11.6,
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             Csiki  E. ,  Hanna  S. ,  Bálint  E. ,  Hanák  L. ,  Szakács  Z. ,   69.9±19.4 years, and 55.0%, 73.3%, 64.4%, 40.9%, 46.2%,
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             Szabolcs K. , Vörhendi N. , Pécsi D. , Hegyi E. , Hegyi P.    25.0%  of  patients  were  male,  respectively.  Hematemesis
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             1. Pécsi Tudományegyetem, Transzlációs Medicina Intézet;   occured  in  22/100  (22.0%),  9/15  (60.0%),  12/45  (26.7%),
             MOGYE,  Maros  Megyei  Klinikai  Kórház;  2.  Pécsi   0/22  (0.0%),  2/13  (15.4%),  1/8  (12.5%)  of  cases,
             Tudományegyetem,  Transzlációs  Medicina  Intézet;  3.   respectively. Melena was the presenting symptom in 37/100
             MOGYE; 4. Pécsi Tudományegyetem, Klinikai Központ I.sz.   (37.0%),  8/15  (53.3%),  23/45  (51.1%),  3/22  (13.6%),  2/13
             Belgyógyászati Klinika, Gasztroenterológiai Tanszék   (15.4%), 2/8 (25.0%) of cases. Hematochezia was the first
                                                              sign in 42/100 (42.0%), 5/15 (33.3%), 10/45 (22.2%), 19/22
             Introduction:  Current  guidelines  recommend  intravenous   (86.4%),  5/13  (38.5%),  4/8  (50.0%)  of  cases  respecively.
             proton pump inhibitor therapy in peptic ulcer bleeding.   There was no overt symptom of bleeding in 14/100 (14.0%),
             Aims:  We  aimed  to  compare  the  efficacy  of  oral  to   0/15 (0.0%), 7/45 (15.6%), 2/22 (9.1%), 4/13 (30.8%), 1/8
             intravenous administration of proton pump inhibitors (PPI) in   (12.5%)   of   cases,   respectively.   Mean   length   of
             peptic ulcer bleeding.                           hospitalization was 7.4±4.8, 8.5±6, 7.8±5.1, 7.2±2.9, 6.9±6.0,
             Methods: We  performed a  systematic  search  in  PubMed,   5.3±1.4 days, respectively.
             Cochrane,  Embase,  Scopus  databases  for  randomized   Conclusion:  Here,  we  demonstrate  that  accurate  data  is
             controlled trials which compared the outcomes of oral PPI   collected in our registry. In future analyses, we will use it to
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